Maranatha Bible Church

The grand master plan of almighty God is played out in our day to day living as he goes with us into all the circumstances of life.

Forgiveness releases the guilty from the penalty of their actions and the victim from bitterness. The question is who pays for the crime? God pays through Christ.

Repentance frees us from guilt and a guilty conscience. It brings us out of hiding in the darkness because of his marvelous light.

Three conversations show us how God meets guilt with grace.

Unconfessed sin and unrepentance is never ignored by God.

Patience is tested when what we expect from the Lord is taking a lot longer than expected. But is the Lord absent or neglectful? Joseph would say absolutely not.

Dr. Roy Low points us to God’s test of Abraham as a challenge to place the Lord above our best possessions or desires.

God’s presence was so real and evident that no one could mistake the blessings from him through Joseph, and us, when we are faithful in the margins.

A side story reveals the genuineness of our sin nature and the depth of God’s amazing grace in saving people from the worst in themselves.

Affluence or poverty, healthy or dysfunctional, Jesus doesn’t wait for us to be ready to serve him, but takes time to prepare us to succeed from the margins.

Productive and quiet living makes a greater impact for the gospel than we think as we wait for that Great Day.

Praying for perseverance and standing firm.

Learning about the man of lawlessness.

The continuing praise of almighty God is the greatest source of comfort and confidence we will need to meet the challenges of the new year.

Know Christ and make him known is the NT outcome of Moses’ prayers.

Jesus is born! The world is saved.

Simple faith in the midst of great doubt produces the greatest hope for all humanity - God with us!

A song sung in gratitude to a miraculous answer to prayer also points out the greater gift to the entire world.

Pastor Robbie leads us into the Advent season with a reminder of God’s power over the impossible.

In the misery of failure, there is a place to be thankful.